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The document outlines 13 shots across 3 scenes that tell a narrative. Scene 1 shows a boy playing in a park with swings and making a paper chain. Scene 2 follows a character at a desk cutting out a paper chain and looking at images of a murdered woman. Scene 3 shows the character walking in a park, placing the paper chain in a lake, watching a jogging woman, and calmly following her.
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2. Lizard King Records - A small, niche American and British label specializing in less mainstream genres. The bands signed seem to have less recognition than Vampire Weekend.
3. Island Def Jam - A large mainstream American label that handles pop, rock, and urban artists but may not specialize enough in the band's style of alternative rock.
Cultural imperialism
Cultural imperialism refers to the idea that Western media dominates the ideologies and values promoted in other countries, transmitting messages of individualism and consumerism. Media representations of women can influence body image issues. Studies show that anorexic and bulimic women overestimate their body size more than others after viewing thin fashion models. Advertisements normalize unrealistically thin bodies to create desire and drive consumption, generating billions for the diet industry. Female portrayals in media often rely on stereotypes and emphasize thin, made-up appearances.
Evaluation Q1
The document discusses a music video the author created for the song "Cape Cod" by the indie band Vampire Weekend.
The author analyzes how their music video both uses and challenges conventions of real music videos according to Andrew Goodwin's theory. While it includes a relationship between lyrics and visuals, it departs from conventions by not featuring the band or promoting their "star image." Instead, it tells a narrative story with social commentary.
The visuals were inspired by synesthesia and interpret the lyrics ambitiously to expose negative media representations of women. Technical difficulties led to an unintentional green screen effect, but the video still achieved its quirky, playful goal through
Questionnaire
The document contains a 10 question survey about expectations and perceptions of indie music. It asks respondents to select their preferences regarding what they expect from indie music videos, whether they find indie music boring or repetitive at times, and if indie music offers a range of styles beyond just indie rock. The survey also asks about perceptions of whether indie music promotes positive stereotypes and the type of artwork typically expected on album covers.
Evaluation 2 & 4
The combination of the music video and ancillary materials like the poster and album packaging is effective in conveying the message and style of the indie genre. The poster features an actress from the music video to promote curiosity about the band and music. The album packaging continues the visual theme of the poster to make the products clearly connected. New media technologies like Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, social media, YouTube and message boards were used in planning, research, production and evaluation.
Indie music
The term "Indie music" stems from independent music and describes artists that operate independently from major record labels. In the UK in the 1950s, it was difficult for independent labels to establish themselves due to the power of major companies. The punk rock era led to more independent labels in the late 1970s. Now, with cheaper technologies, it is easier for artists to gain recognition without a major label through sites like Artist Share that allow fans to directly fund artists. While independent artists have more control, it can be difficult without label resources, but they can make more money than those signed to major labels where most profits go to the label.
Evaluation question 4
The student used various software programs at different stages of their music video project. They used PowerPoint and Word for planning and evaluation. Final Cut Pro was used for editing the video and adding effects like three-way color correction. Photoshop was used to edit the digipack. A camera was used to film the video and lighting was employed to manipulate shots. Online research included using Wikipedia and YouTube to research the artist and see examples of other student and professional music videos. Social media sites were mentioned as a way for artists to publish and promote their work.
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[research] A2 Media Studies Preliminary Task - Olufemi Coker
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Shot list
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Audience Feedback Questions
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2) Distributing with Revolver would help establish the film's actors and actresses in the UK market.
3) "Paperchain" presents a unique psychological thriller perspective set in London that has not been widely seen before, unlike typical UK films about gangs and drugs.
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